Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-09-02
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
A term Of private school will be opened next
Monday at the old Masonic hall and at our res
idence on Jackson street.

Miss Lucy Hay will not begin teaching in
announced having made other arrangements.
Mr.. E. II. Kilham, representing J. K. Gill
& Co. wholesale booksellers and stationers,
Portland, gave THE REVIEW a call this week.
Mitchell Melausina is rusticating in the
mountains for his health, and in his absence
N. T. Jewett has charge Of the furnishing
store
Fred Cliff will run a stage between Ash
land and Linkville the coming fall and win
ter, beginning early in September, says the
TIdings.
The north bound train, Wedneday morning,
was nearly four hours late, owing to COLI
sion near The state line. No one hurt in the
accident.
Mrs. ". A. Smick. for the past several
weeks has been taking lessons in clocution
from Mrs. Larowc She has decided ability
in that line.
The piers will bc completed for the South
Umpqua bridge at Winstons in about two
weeks. The work is being pushed forward
to completion.
Indians are largely employed in hop picking
throughout the valley and Washington terri.
tory. Their labor is cheaper than Chinese
or white labor.
We heard from our old friend w. NJ.
Wheeler last week. He is in Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, in the merchantiIe business
and is doing well.
Who says Roseburg is not going to boom7
Why, she's booming already; just look at the
real estate transaction and the building that is
going on all the time.
Mrs. S. E. Morgan and her daughter, Miss
Nellie Morgan, lately of Denver, Colorado,
but formerly of Roseburg, have taken up their
residence in Portland.
All who are liable TO poll tax that the as
ssessor missed in his assessment of the county
should pay their poll to the sheriff for their
names are on his books.
There is pretty steady string of wheat
wagons coming into town daily. But the
signs of dollar year are not as thick as coon
tracks on a clam beach.
Miss Clara lIardison and her brother
returned from trip to Bandon this weef;, and
she stopped in Roscburg to pass examina ton
for teachers certificate.
And still the pestiverous nocturnal rambler
pursues his pedestrianism in darkness, with
no friendly gleam Of light to guide his foot
steps in the paths Of rectitude.
Stonewall CawlGeld left last Tuesday for
Albany where he will visit a few days when
he will 60 to Hoquiam, w. T., where his sis
ter resides to spend few months
Prof A. N. Knight of Olalla gave THE
REVIEW call last Saturday and says he
will commence fall term of school in that
district week from next Monday.
The Deer Creek reform club is called to
meet at the Bogges school house on Saturday
evening September 18th, by order of ]. II.
Whitsett, chairman Of Executive committee.
Mrs. NJ. V. Shelby, Of Portland, and little
grand daughter, Miss Eugenia Shelby, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Judge Mosher,
returned home on Wednesday morning
| train.
The Ute Indians in Colorado have left the
reservation and are on the war path. Colo.
rows band was defeated last week after quite
skirmish in which several were killed On
both sides.
| L. r. Duncan met with the misfortune OF
getting something in one of his eyes about two
weeks ago which caused him to lose the sight
of it. This is a sad misfortune for the old
gentleman.
Call on n. Il. Howell for the best and
cheapest dry sugar pine fruit boxes in the
market, Cumberland coal, French Burr flour,
doors, windows and mouldings all at lowest
rates for cash.
When used according 10 directions, Ayers
Ague Cure is warranted to eradicate, from the
system, Feyer and Ague, Intermittent, Remit
tent, and Bilious Fevers, and all malarial dis
eases. Try it.
An elocutionary entertainment was given by
Mrs. Nina Larowe in Slocums hall last Sat
urday evening. She rendered selections from
Shakespeare, Longfellow and others to fair
sized audience.
Moore's Hair Invigorator may be found OIL
sale at A. c. Marsters & Co. No ladies toile
is complete without it. 1t is excellent for th
face and chapPed hands. Sample bottles free
call and try it. S2o
Call at THE REVIEW Office and get yor
) blank deeds and mortgages witt. the moi
printed in the mortgage. Alikr ids Of blanl
on hand cheap. Call and sec us before pu
chasing elsewhere.
NJ. o. WimberIy has shc agency for Il
California insurance comp any, and any Oh
) haYing property to insure and want it insure
in good reliable compau should call on hi
at THE REVIEW Office.
j. P. Martin has the agency for a book e
f titled "The Worlds We ndcrs," and is ca
vassing the county for; this work. 1t is
interesting work and he will no doubt me
with good success IN its sale
A boy named Nm. jennings was killed Ia
Friday night near Lebane@, while out CO..
hunting with a couple of oaacr boys, by o
of them accidentally discharging his shot G
and killing him almost instantly.
;, A great many peaches and other choi
fruits are being shipped from here to dihere
points in the Willamette valley now. Th
give general satisfaction and are attracti
considerable attention toward us.
Disorders of the stomach, liver and kidne
can be cured by restoring the blood to healt
{ condition, through the Yitalizing snd cleausi
action OF Ayers Sarsparilla. 1t is the safe
:. most powerful, and most highly concentr1a
n Alternative available to the public.
W. W, Baker, editor Of the Rural Spin
who recently purchased the Wllame